Accused Slayer Bound Over After Preliminary Hearing
Frank Gavlovsky, 40, charged with murder in the Christmas eye slaying of Mrs. Effie Odette, was bound over to the district court without bond after a Monday morning preliminary hearing before Judge C. W. Hyde. Witnesses testified including Dr. H. H. Hughart, detective Glen Hadley, and peace officer Y. D. Black who cited a confession Gavlovsky allegedly signed the morning after the crime.
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Frank Gavlovsky
Effie Odette
C. W. Hyde
Henry Meade
H. H. Hughart
Hall
Glen Hadley
Pocatello Police Department
Y. D. Black
Pocatello
Hadley
Gawlowsy
Black
R. C. Thomas
State Council
District Court
Veterans of Foreign Wars hold western district meeting in Boise
In Boise over the weekend veterans from Pocatello attended a western district meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars led by Perry Nelson public relations officer Gordon Willis commander Eldon Morgan quartermaster and John Dudenake member. Mr and Mrs Ralph J Ruegg plan a move to California while Mrs Ruegg settles her late mother Belle Woodmarisee's estate. Mrs C H Woody and infant depart for San Francisco. Mrs Leland Wooley leaves for Salt Lake City. Mr Neil K Chase takes an extended trip via Western Airlines to Los Angeles San Francisco and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Perry Nelson
Department
Gordon Willis
Eldon Morgan
John Dudenake
Pocatello
California
Ruegg
Belle Woodmarisee
C. H. Woody
San Francisco
Western Airlines
Woody
Neil K. Chase
Los Angeles
Seattle
Man Kills Sons In Jealous Split Here
Michael Orlando 27, angered by a wife refusing to remarry him, beat his two sons with an electric iron during a visit to their Memphis home. Mickey died. Paul, 2, died soon after. Orlando confessed to police but pleaded innocent at arraignment and was bound over for grand jury.
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Memphis
Tenn
Michael Orlando
Helen Orlando
Paul
Orlando
California
Pete Wiebenga
Homicide Bureau
Wiebenga
Michael
Utes Stock Slips After Tough Conference Start
At Salt Lake City on January 12, the University of Utah basketball team, led by Arnie Ferrin and Vern Gardner, suffered a 44 to 42 loss to Utah State in their first Skyline Six conference game, dropping to the bottom of the standings alongside Colorado A and M as they regroup from six defeats in 11 games.
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Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Utes
Utah State
Arnie Ferrin
Vern Gardner
Colorado A &M
Americans Seek China Trade Deal with 700 Million Aid
American businessmen report efforts to secure a Sino U.S. agreement in which China would lift all trade barriers in exchange for seven hundred million dollars in American aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
China
Hearing Date Set in Hill Habeas Corpus Case
William J. Ryan, attorney for Howard Hill, told Judge Isaac McDougall he had until 11 a m Tuesday to answer a return by Bannock County Attorney Henry McQuade in a habeas corpus hearing. McQuade admitted Hill has been held since October in Bannock county jail without a preliminary hearing but blamed Ryan for the delay after Hill’s arrest in a burglary at the Porters and Waiters Club, 122 South First Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ryan
Howard Hill
Isaac McDougall
Baneenock
Henry McQuade
McQuade
Hill
Bannock County
Ryan
Petrified Forest Found Near Buffalo Wyoming
A newly discovered petrified forest lies east of Buffalo in northern Wyoming. Many trees stand upright with roots showing and one large tree rises about 12 feet above the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wyoming
Record of arrests and fines in Idaho incidents
Dee H Hendricks 26 Fort Hall arrested for drunken driving by Lt H J Bedingfield fined 100 and license suspended. Manly D Ellett Pocatello arrested for reckless driving awaits arraignment before Judge C W Hyde Jan 13. Others: Leon Wahtomey 34 intoxication bond forfeited 15 Sylvia Taquenah 31 intoxication pleaded guilty fined 25 Raymond Pocatello 33 intoxication pleaded guilty 15 Trene Pocatello 23 intoxication pleaded guilty 15 William Broncho intoxication bond forfeited 15 James S Campbell 24 North Eighth stop sign bond forfeited Joseph E Rowley Rt 1 South defective lights pleaded guilty 2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee H. Hendricks
Fort Hall
H. J. Bedingfield
Idaho
Hendricks
C. W. Hyde
Manly D. Ellett
Pocatello
Leon Wahtomey
Sylvia Taquenah
Raymond Pocatello
Trene Pocatello
Willian Broncho
James S. Campbell
North Eighth
Police Court Pleas And Fines From Glen Briscoe docket
In Glen Briscoe Rt 2 N defendants faced fines and bonds. Lewis Ronald Jacobsen 44 pleaded intoxication with bond forfeited. Robert LeRoy Livingston 20 pleaded va grancy with $100 fine. Clifford Clarence Morris 51 of Porters and Waiters club had beer on Sunday with $100 bond forfeited. Edward Lewis 32 pleaded intoxication with $15. Pete Crum 62 disturbing peace with $25 bond forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Briscoe
Rt. 2
Lewis Ronald Jacobsen
Robert LeRoy Livingston
Clifford Clarence Morris
Edward Lewis
Pete Crum
Missing Person and Lost Property Reports
Police bulletin lists lost property a ladies wrist watch 17 jewel 14 K Longine in platinum with two diamonds sides No 7040475 valued at 300 belonging to Mrs Dorothy Higgins 1226 North Arthur between West Pocatello and 1200 block North Arthur. Also a missing person from Twin Falls James G Hannan 53 5 ft 10 in 165 lbs grey brown hair false teeth round shoulders dark leather coat brown hat.
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K. Longine
Dorothy Higgins
North Arthur
West Pocatello
Twin Falls
James G. Hannan
Civic Work Award Set By Pocatello Jaycees
A young man will receive a distinguished service award chosen by the Pocatello junior chamber of commerce for outstanding public service. The award is to be presented during Jaycee Week from January 14 to 21, proclaimed by Mayor George R. Phillips. The mayor praised the organization for contributions to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
Gate City
George R. Phillips
Clement J Dickson 60 dies after lingering illness in Pocatello
Clement Jerome Dickson age 60 of 726 South Main Street died Sunday night at a local hospital after a lingering illness. He was born September 18 1887 in Pullman Illinois and moved from Cripple Creek to Pocatello twenty years ago. He married Beulah Hall August 14 1920. Survivors include his widow five sons Clement J Jr Clyde R Harry J Charles R and Duane J all of Pocatello two daughters Marie and Saran Dickson of Pocatello one brother Harry J of Colorado Springs and a granddaughter. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Downard chapel. Interment Mountainview Cemetery.
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Clement Jerome Dickson
South Main Street
John J. Dickson
Rose Flood Dickson
Pullman
Ill
Denver
Cripple Creek
Beulah Hall
Pocatello
Clement J., Jr
Los Angeles
Clyde R
Bayonne, N. J
Harry J
Charles R
Duane J
Marie and
Saran Dickson
Colorado Springs
Nellie Hail Pierce 86 Dies in Washington Home
Nellie Hail Pierce 86 died Sunday after a long illness at her daughter Jerusha Caletel’s Washougal home. She moved from Colorado to Pocatello in the early 1900s, later lived in Inkom and Brigham City Utah. Survived by Jerusha Caletel six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial in Brigham City on Wednesday January 14.
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Nellie Hail Pierce
Jerusha Caletel
Washougal
Washington
Pierce
Colorado
Pocatello
Inkom
Brigham City
Utah
Hyrum R. Pierce
Mrs Mary Ellen Jenkins Fisher 64 dies in Blackfoot
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mary Ellen Jenkins Fisher 64 who died January 5 in Blackfoot Idaho. Born February 18 1888 in Malad she grew up in Bancroft. Survivors include her mother Anna Jenkins Rupert two brothers Earl and Edward Jenkins sister Mrs Fred Meloy Pocatello a son Andrew Cornelison two daughters Mrs W J Marlow Fort Hall and Mrs George Walsh Oakland and six grandchildren. Services directed by Sandberg Funeral Home.
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Mary Ellen Jenkins Fisher
Blackfoot
Idaho
Fisher
Malad
Bancroft
Anna Jenkins
Rupert
Earl Jenkins
Edward Jenkins
Pocatello
Fred Meloy
Andrew Cornelison
Commissioners Work on Budget for Early 1948
Bannock county commissioners acted on a tentative interim budget covering the first two months of 1948. The rise reflects salary increases granted by the last state legislative session. The interim plan lets departments operate while the regular yearly budget is prepared and publicized, with completion expected late February.
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Bannock
Old Timers Auxiliary Installs New Officers
The Old Timers Auxiliary to the Union Pacific Old Timers Club installed new officers at a Monday luncheon and business meeting. Mrs. Harry Rogers became president, Mrs. George Bronson vice president, Mrs. Ernest Frazer incoming secretary, Mrs. Sam Garbett treasurer, and Mrs. V. B. Larsen historian. Luncheon featured a 1:15 p.m. start and pink and blue table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Club
Union Pacific Old Timers Club
H. C. Wilson
Harry F. Rogers
Ladies
Harry Rogers
George Bronson
W. B. Larsen
Ernest Frazer
Sam Garbett
C. G. Vance
V. B. Lar
Alumni Feature Radio Program Announces New Broadcast
The biweekly Poky Highlights at Pocatello high school will air on KEYY with alumni guests. Alan Bloomquist and Don Bats direct as Arnold Lintellmann performs a violin solo and Frank Welch a vocal piece. The Knights of Rhythm dance band led by Roy Hedlund and Pat Ewer will perform two numbers.
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Poky
Pocatello High School
KEYY
Alan Bloomquist
Don Bats
Arnold Lintelmann
Frank Welch
Knights of Rythm Dance Band
Roy Hedlund
Pat Ewer
Crosby rests as Crosby brother reports virus risk
Crosby heads to Cypress Point Club for rest after Larry Crosby confirms Bing Crosby may have Virus X. The singer played in a $10,000 pro am with a high fever, raising concerns over his health in Monterey California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Cal
Bing Crosby
Cypress Point Country Club
Larry
Snowy haired man gets 20 days in stockade for sleeping under house
A man with snowy hair was sentenced to 20 days in the stockade after crawling under a house to sleep. He challenged the judge adding he had no place to go and offered to serve 100 days if needed.
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Atlanta
Mangrum Coin Is Up In Pro Golf Money Chase
Lloyd Mangrum won Bing Crosby’s National ProAmateur championship in the pro division and tied for second in pro-am. He earned 3933 dollars in ten days, trailing Hogan who won Los Angeles Open and doubles, keeping a narrow money lead as pros head to Richmond Open.
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Mangrum
Bing Crosby
Hogan
Pebble Beach
Richmond
Cal
Crosby
Johnny Dawson
Los Angeles
Ben
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Bob Thomas
LaWayne Chapman
Oren Fisher
Ralph J. Ruegg
Leland Wooley
Mickey
Air Force
Convair
San Diego
Porter's and Waiters Club
South First Ave
News of Record
Justice Court
Downard Chapel
A. E. Beasley
The
Baptist Church
Mountainview Cemetery
Downard Mortuary
Mrs
Mary E. Jenkins Fisher
Oregon
Willamette
Eugene
Springfield
Ease
Old Timers Auxiliary
Sen
H. F. Rogers
George Robinson
Crosby Il
Emma
Henriksen
By Hal Wood
United Press Sports
del Monte
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
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